Clever - put <audio> inside <object> so Firefox will use the Flash, but browsers that can play MP3s with HTML5 will do so.

The best HTML5 w/ Flash fallback video player yet?

"This library does not interfere with, or try to counteract, any Flash blocking extensions. It simply tells you whether a blocker is active on your page. Note: if the user has a Flash blocker but has whitelisted your site, the library will (correctly) say that Flash is not blocked."

You have to visit a page on Adobe's website to get rid of them.

Brilliantly wiggy UI.

Flsh-based online word processor. Very slick, to the point that it feels like a 'real' application.

Flash music mixing tool. Garageband in a brawser, sort of.

A hell of a lot easier than you might expect. (I'm replacing the battery in mine soon, so am tempted to try this with an 8GB card.)

Lets you use SIFR without needing Flash. Handy.

Great stuff, especially in the 'Film and Video' section.

"Let us assume that Samsung is able to make a 32GB flash drive in a year or two, what would be the implications? Well, the 12” iBook has a harddrive of 40GB so, to me, it looks like a prime candidate for a ‘mini to nano’-like switch"

A collaborative sketchbook, with all entries done in biro. Some nice stuff, but a lame drug theme.

B3ta-style flash animation that's actually funny. Assuming you're partial to gags about the introduction of ID cards.

SSP, unsurprisingly, doing well. (That's SlideShowPro, not the Scottish Socialist Party.)

Flickr-style Flash image notation for the masses, released under a CC license. Very slick.

Wow

Must have a crack at this sometime